Region of Navarra (ES): Second Integral Social Economy Plan 2021-2024
The Region of Navarra, on 22 September 2021, adopted its Second Integral Social Economy Plan 2021-2024. The Plan is line with the priorities of the Reactivate Navarra Plan – which includes under priority 3 “innovative entrepreneurship and social economy” the commitment to “providing greater resources to the Second Integral Social Economy Plan” – but also…
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Webinar: Social Economy as a driver for short supply chains – Mutualisation and Community Empowerment
December 2021, 10.30 am – 1 pm CET The objective of this webinar is to deepen exchange on the role of the social economy in creating new models of local development which link sustainable agriculture and the promotion of short supply chains with social inclusion and community empowerment. A specific focus will be put…
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European Social Economy Summit – one day to go! Join the discussions in our workshops!
Registration for the Social Economy event of the year, the European Social Economy Summit, is still open and free! Click here for more information. We will be happy to welcome you for the following sessions, co-organised by REVES: The contribution of social economy to the achievements of ESF objectives: an untapped potential – 26 May, 11.30 am-1.00 pm…
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EU Action Plan for the Social Economy: REVES position paper published!
In the end of 2021 the European Commission will publish an Action Plan for the Social Economy. The Plan will seek “to boost the contribution of social economy organisations to a fair and sustainable growth. It will enhance social investment, support social economy actors to start up, scale up, innovate and create jobs.” It will…
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Webinar series: Social economy stimulating the transformative potential of communities
REVES, the European Network of Cities and Regions for the Social Economy, Assifero/Dafne – Donors and Foundations Networks in Europe, CEFEC Social Firms Europe and ECFI (European Community Foundation Initiative) are glad to invite you to a series of webinars. Social economy organisations play a pioneering role in transition processes at local level – and…
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Webinar/Round table: Cooperation with the cultural sector as an important vector for societal change
Friday, 16 October, 10-12 am The cultural sector is certainly one of those sectors hit most by the pandemic. Especially smaller initiatives – among them many social economy and community projects – experience problems getting back on their feet. On the other hand, a number of cultural players have proven also in times of Covid…
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CoR report “Impact of the social economy at local and regional level”
The Committee of the Regions of the European Union published a report on the “Impact of the social economy at local and regional level”. Drawing on a number of studies, publications and interviews with different stakeholders, among them REVES, the document provides an insight into social economy realities in different EU Member States, different legal…
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For a digital transition serving people and planet/The added value of platform coops: Sign our position paper!
Digital transition is at the centre of proposals linked to the EU Recovery Plan, Cohesion Policy and other policies. But do we know which direction this transition should follow? A European alliance of commons activists, social economy networks and academics (La Coop des Communs – France ; Smart – Belgium ; Internet Interdisciplinary Institute of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya –…
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European Parliament/Social Economy Intergroup: Discussing a European Action Plan for the Social Economy
The future European Action Plan for the Social Economy, which should be tabled by the European Commission in 2021, will be at the centre of an upcoming online hearing of the European Parliament’s Social Economy Intergroup. The event will take place on 2 June 2020, 3pm-6pm. MEPs from different political groups and a diversity of…
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